Anyone make a HFC that would eliminate
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Anyone make a HFC that would eliminate
The bottle neck at either end?
I will be running a Toda header with a 63 mm collector & a berk 63mm HFC. I'm currently using a Spugen 63mm exhaust so everything will be great for now.
I was thinking about upgrading to the Greddy SE Dual but I would hate to have the 63mm HFC feed directly into the 70mm exhaust.
Anyone make a HFC with a 63mm inlet and 70mm out?
No test pipe recommendations please!
I will be running a Toda header with a 63 mm collector & a berk 63mm HFC. I'm currently using a Spugen 63mm exhaust so everything will be great for now.
I was thinking about upgrading to the Greddy SE Dual but I would hate to have the 63mm HFC feed directly into the 70mm exhaust.
Anyone make a HFC with a 63mm inlet and 70mm out?
No test pipe recommendations please!
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Here you go dude.
http://www.berktechnology.com/shop/product...ID=100&P_ID=425
I have one sitting in my room right now. I'm going to be running same exhaust, but still waiting to get good headers.
Hope this helps!
http://www.berktechnology.com/shop/product...ID=100&P_ID=425
I have one sitting in my room right now. I'm going to be running same exhaust, but still waiting to get good headers.
Hope this helps!
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Yeah, I know its technically not a bottle neck but the flow between the two will create turbulance. I'm looking for the smoothest transition possible. I'm thinking of just having my Berk HFC cut and flared at the exhaust side.
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http://vibrantperformance.com/catalog/prod...roducts_id=1078
this is what i used from my header ~2.5" into my 3" exhaust... not sure if someone makes em in the 60-70mm sizes tho
this is what i used from my header ~2.5" into my 3" exhaust... not sure if someone makes em in the 60-70mm sizes tho
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why not just take your existing HFC to an exhaust shop and have them cut and weld on whatever size outlet you want?
20-30 bucks for that is much better than the 200+ for a new HFC.
20-30 bucks for that is much better than the 200+ for a new HFC.
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